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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
A proposal from a level headed Ohio citizen seeks criminal penalties for insulting remarks about National Guard members in or out of uniform. The text praises guardsmen after Decoration Day tensions, March floods, and calls for protection against ruffians while urging public respect for those serving the state.
The United States shipped boots and shoes to about a hundred countries and colonies last year. Cuba led with roughly three million dollars, Canada two and a half, and Europe four and a half million, with North America nine million and Asia about one hundred thousand. The report praises American shoe makers for price and quality, noting major growth and efficiency over the past twenty five years.
Poem describes misty shores of Old Japan with imagery of junk sails and Edo era motifs. It contrasts children at play with encroaching progress, Western influence, and fading traditional scenes as temples pagodas lamps and lanterns loom. The voice laments modernization pressing into a fragile cultural landscape.
The forecast covers Washington Jumethio Indiana and nearby areas predicting fair Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate highs. West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Michigan expect fair conditions with rising temperatures into midweek. South Hinets possible, with cooler tones inland and gradual warming across the region.
The article notes Dallas building a new interurban terminal costing over 26 million dollars, promising advanced public facilities and large ground area. It contrasts with Indianapolis terminal as the finest in the country and hints at future train entries daily.
Louise Laury daughter of Wer and Ottie Eltett was born in 1932 and departed this life after illness from Whooping cough at a young age. The family recalls her brief life as pure and bright, and trusts she rests in the arms of Jesus awaiting the Kingdom of Heaven.
An observed dinner honors Peary amid praise for his Arctic service. Mentions of Admiral Weary and a Legion of Honor citation accompany a note on a governor’s extraordinary session order. The piece also references a state labor commissioner appointment and an appeal to the court of appeals regarding gubernatorial overreach.
Militeime court ruling in Minnesota fevight case weighs on Obie laws. Analysts say the decision may deter efforts to challenge the 2 cent fare law in the state. Red Cross Bull Blue laundry aid promoted for washing clothes efficiently.
In Fayette Street yesterday a drove of turkeys headed for Connecticut tobacco plantations. Turkeys travel fast, averaging 26 flights a day with feed breaks. This marks the second such drive through town in recent weeks, mostly young birds from last year’s hatch, with hens already dropping eggs nearby. An advertisement from G H Adams and Bro appears, promoting good prices and a wide stock. Also notes plant stock and produce by W B Eth one mile east of Washington on Circleville pike.
A blaze at the American Beer company destroyed the plant and damaged adjacent dwellings. Eighteen people were injured, twelve of them firefighters, as crews battled the flames and the fire stretched through the night.
Regular meeting of Washington Temple No 80 of the Pythian Sisters set for Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 30. ROSETTA WILSON M E C and IDA C GILLESPIE M of R and C preside as officers.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company advertises long term savings with a reserve fund of $109000 and plans to add at least $25 from net profits this year. Call or write for booklets from Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus Ohio.
We offer fresh reliable Kodak supplies with prompt service. We have handled Kodaks and supplies for a long time and provide quality items at right prices. Amateur finishing solicited and guaranteed.
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